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Are there any facts about our physical universe that are neither proven nor tested by experiment yet, but about which the physicists nevertheless agree because of some other factor (like strong intuition shared by everyone)?

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Why can I cross my eyes, but can't move them the other way (so the left eye would look to the left, and the right eye to the right)?

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Why does a spherical universe imply a finite universe? (explanation inside)

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Can someone explain the holographic principle to me? The world seems very obviously three-dimensional to me, how can it be actually two-dimensional?

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Why does a spherical universe imply a finite universe? (explanation inside)

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If we keep up global warming the Earth, will it prevent the next glacial period of the current Ice Age?

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When Earth and Mars are in opposite positions relative to the Sun (so the Sun is between them), can they still communcate with radio?

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If I have a non-random sequence, what should I append to it to make it look random? (explanation below)

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How long can I survive on just sugar and water? What would the health consequences be?

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So gravitational waves are a thing. Can we make a gravitational laser?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Are there any facts about our physical universe that are neither proven nor tested by experiment yet, but about which the physicists nevertheless agree because of some other factor (like strong intuition shared by everyone)?	1	askscience
Why can I cross my eyes, but can't move them the other way (so the left eye would look to the left, and the right eye to the right)?	1	askscience
Why does a spherical universe imply a finite universe? (explanation inside)	1	askscience
Can someone explain the holographic principle to me? The world seems very obviously three-dimensional to me, how can it be actually two-dimensional?	1	askscience
Why does a spherical universe imply a finite universe? (explanation inside)	1	askscience
If we keep up global warming the Earth, will it prevent the next glacial period of the current Ice Age?	1	askscience
When Earth and Mars are in opposite positions relative to the Sun (so the Sun is between them), can they still communcate with radio?	1	askscience
If I have a non-random sequence, what should I append to it to make it look random? (explanation below)	1	askscience
How long can I survive on just sugar and water? What would the health consequences be?	1	askscience
So gravitational waves are a thing. Can we make a gravitational laser?	1	askscience